Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Martin ccs on August 19, 2010, 06:20:09 pm
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just think, what would we do without it?!
in the one hand some would get fed up with using ladders and being a stuntman.
but think what we could do with all that money we spend on it - nearly every month there is something to buy for wfp.
i sometimes fell wfp makes things complicated/faffing around but at the end of the day it safer.
scary to think how much money you would of had.
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martin im already earning more money easier and safer with wfp.also im not as tired and dont need to bust a gut to get the same money as i did on ladders.yes ive spent a fair bit but some of my gear will last me years!!
ive only been wfp for 10 weeks and im just starting to speed up and get the hang of it.
i bet this time next year ill be earning a fair bit more than i do already AFTER the higher overheads have been paid!!
if your not then you need to seriously look at your business to find out whats going wrong!
mind you i had already a good solid customer base before wfp and ive been going for 16 years.
best wishes
dazzmond
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i think ill be ok mate - 3 vans 5 staff.....
just scary how much you can spend on kit ...
i remember ladders only with a bucket, vans always looked so empty ...
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just think, what would we do without it?!
in the one hand some would get fed up with using ladders and being a stuntman.
but think what we could do with all that money we spend on it - nearly every month there is something to buy for wfp.
i sometimes fell wfp makes things complicated/faffing around but at the end of the day it safer.
scary to think how much money you would of had.
Its not a consumer purchase, the equipment you buy makes more money than it cost. If you keep up to date with new wfp equipment you will earn even more than outdated wfp equipment used to earn.
As long as you’re focused on making money and not trying to save money, little will go wrong. Fall into the trap of trying to save money when in business, then your in trouble.
Have to agree with that, time trying to save money costs more long term
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it makes sense to watch your costs as much as you concentrate
on increasing your turnover.
they both contribute to your profit :)
unless you have the common sense of the banking sector
concentrating on your turnover coming through the front door
but failing to spot it bleeding out the back ;D
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well martin with 3 vans and 5 staff you probably have a lot of overheads!! ;) ;D ;D
im just a one man band and im happy to stay that way!i used to have staff years ago but scaled down.i got sick of trying to find decent lads to work for me,getting let down and all the stress of it!im far happier working on my own!!
best wishes
dazmond